Spin up a new branded e-commerce page in minutes, all running on the same product data. Each one gets its own look, pricing, and way to order, without spending more time and money on a new website project.
You've probably thought about it. Giving each buyer their own experience has meant building and maintaining another website each time. That's hours and cash you don't have. So every account gets the same wholesale e-commerce store, and you make up the difference over email.
A new grocery account on Monday, a seasonal line by Friday, a trade show booth next month. Each one gets its own Brand Portal in minutes, pulled from the Catalog you already keep.
Give each Brand Portal its own banner, colors, featured products, and About Us. Your grocery buyer's site can lead with how you source, your holiday line can lean into gifting, and your new sub-brand can look like its own thing. Same company, told the right way for every buyer and product line.
Give every product line its own site. Your coffee and your tea can each have their own storefront, a new line can stay on its own until it's ready for every account, and your distributor can still see the full range in one place. Add a product to your Catalog once and drop it into any site that needs it.
Assign a Pricelist to each Brand Portal. Buyers only see the pricing on their page, and when a deal changes, you swap the Pricelist instead of rebuilding anything.
Make your trade show site public with a QR code and email capture, or private for specific conversations. Each site follows its own rules, so one buyer's pricing never lands in front of another.
Run one site as a look-book, take samples and order requests on another, and turn on Stripe checkout with card or terms where an account is ready to buy. Change any site's setup as the relationship grows, and every request and order still lands in one inbox.
Give any site an expiration date, and its link stops working when the show, promo, or season wraps. No forgotten pages floating around with last year's pricing.
Every Brand Portal tracks its own views, interested buyers, and product clicks. See which account, product line, or show is getting attention, follow up where buyers are leaning in, and retire the sites that have done their job.










Create your account in about two minutes, then connect Shopify, pull from Faire, or upload a spreadsheet, PDF, or URL. We’ll build your product records, and you'll review everything before it goes live.
Once your products are in, Verai creates your first Brand Portal automatically. Add your logo, colors, and Pricelist, then send the link.
Your first five Brand Portals are included. Spin up the next one whenever a new buyer, season, or product line comes along.
It's a Brand Portal webpage where wholesale buyers browse your products, see their pricing, and request or place orders. You can run as many as your business needs from one product catalog.
A new store means a new setup, a new monthly cost, and another catalog to keep in sync. A Brand Portal pulls from the catalog you already keep in Verai, so a new one takes minutes and every product update reaches it automatically.
Your first five are included. When you need more, pick the plan that fits. See Pricing →
No. Your products live in one place, and you can build as many Catalogs from them as you need. Each Brand Portal shows the Catalog you pick, and changes you make to a product show up everywhere it's listed.
Yes. Assign a Pricelist to each site, and buyers only see their assigned pricing.
Yes. Every Brand Portal gets its own banner, colors, featured products, and About Us, so each product line or sub-brand can tell its own story.
No. It's a link. Make it public, or lock it to specific buyer emails or a company domain.
Yes. Each Brand Portal can have its own custom domain, and you can hide the Verai badge so buyers only see you.
Yes, if you want them to. Each site can be a look-book, take sample and order requests, or offer Stripe checkout with card or terms. Every request and order lands in one inbox, whichever site it came from.
Yes. Every Brand Portal tracks its own views, interested buyers, and product clicks, so you know which sites are working and where to follow up. See Buyer Engagement Insights →
Set an expiration date and the link stops working on its own, or take it down whenever you're ready. Your products stay safe in your Catalog for the next one.